Trial of Five in High Treason Case Shocks Court
A crowded court heard the five Irish defendants charged with high treason, including compassing the king’s death and inviting invasion. The judge delivered verdicts after detailing the treasonous paper and its aims, with Quigley, O Connor, Binns, Leary, and Maxwell facing varying conclusions and harsh sentences. O Connor attempted escape after sentencing, prompting a tumult and arrest as officers restored order and the jailer prepared to receive the prisoners.
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Ireland
England
O'Connor
London
Erskife
Maxwell Field
Hamburgh
Maxwell
Alles
Quigley
Learey
Cotcix
France
Arten
Leary
Bub Ler
Feas
Italy
Lord Holt
Lord Preston
Justice Buller
Tate
Fudge
Coigly
Binns
O’connor
Society of United Irishmen
Lord Fitzgerald
Paris
Justice Butver
Quig-ley
Montesquieu
Holland
Switzerland
MR. O'Connor
Bow-street
Duke of
King’s Bench
Justice Burrer
Justice Buster
O?connor
Royal debate over Mr O Connor case and Habeas Corpus
Lord Holland and other peers denounce alleged abuses after Mr O Connor’s acquittal. Discussion centers on a warrant dated March and the suspension bill, raising issues of terror, legality, and ministerial responsibility. Lords Sydney and Chancellor urge restraint and accuracy in statements.
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Arthur O'Connor
Lord Holland
O’connor
Bow-street
Sydney
Solon Fan&son
Burt
Lara
O'Connor
Kent
Lord Bulkley
O’conner
Ireland
Mr. Bankes
Bangor
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